FIIs return as selective buyers in the June ’26 quarter as 13 stocks jump 50% to 665%
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FIIs reversed two quarters of net selling to become selective buyers in the June '26 quarter, raising stakes across 135 mid/large-cap Indian stocks and coinciding with outsized gains in several small/mid-caps. The shift signals improving risk appetite and incremental confidence in specific equities, but the report offers limited macro, policy, or earnings catalysts and does not describe broader index moves, constraining market-wide implications.
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After two consecutive quarters of net selling, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned net buyers, helping drive sharp gains in several small- and mid-cap stocks. Cupid and Sigma Advanced Systems led the moves, with shares up 664% and 450% over one year as FII ownership increased over the same period. In total, 38 stocks posted one-year returns above 25%, though the report does not cite broader market moves or fundamental drivers such as policy, earnings or sector trends.
